Adaptive Evolution of Genes and Genomes
By Austin L. Hughes. 2000
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What is adaptive evolution? methods of sequence analysis the neutral theory balancing selection: the major histocompatibility complex balancing selection - other examples directional selection evolution of new protein function adaptive characteristics of genomes.
Subfields: Genetics, Molecular Biology
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- Evolution by gene duplication: an update (2003, background): “Gene duplication provides the opportunity for each daughter gene to adopt one ancestral function, and further substitutions under positive selection can refine the functions [ 40 ].”
- Statistical methods for detecting molecular adaptation (2000, unknown): “(1) Fequal, k 5 1 1.0 108.5 317.5 0.0093 0.0557 0.167 2633.67 16 (2) Fequal, k estimated 3.0 124.6 301.4 0.0099 0.0480 0.206 2632.47 16 (3) F134, k 5 1 fixed 1.0 129.1 296.9 0.0092 0.0671 0.137 2612.40 16 ( 4 ) F134, k estimated 3.9 137.1 288.9 0.0093 0.0624 0.149 2610.48 16 (5) F334, k 5 1 fixed 1.”